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What are the scoring criteria for the Glasgow Coma Scale for eye opening, verbal response, and motor response?
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Here is the information from the Glasgow Coma Scale table:
Table 10-2: Glasgow Coma Scale
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Eye Opening
- Spontaneous - 4 Points
- To voice - 3 Points
- To pain - 2 Points
- None - 1 Point
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Verbal Response
- Oriented - 5 Points
- Confused - 4 Points
- Inappropriate words - 3 Points
- Incomprehensible sounds - 2 Points
- Silent - 1 Point
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Motor Response (partially visible)
- Obey...
- Local...
- Withd...
- Abnor... fle...
- Abnor... ext...
- No r...
Footnotes:
- *Decorticate posturing to pain.
- *Decerebrate posturing to pain.
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